Subscription
This page provides all information required to understand the subscription process for Enterprise Connect on Predix.
Requirements
Using the CloudFoundry CLI, use the following command to view info about the Enterprise Connect Service:
cf m -s enterprise-connect
Pro Tips
- Shared-UAA works, but we have seen some teams struggle with delays stemming from a central admin approach
- While the first step(s) can be performed via web-app/UI, it is stongly recommended users begin using the CloudFoundry CLI as soon as possible, as the staggering bulk of EC operations require this
How-To
Using the CloudFoundry CLI, use the following command to create an EC Service Instance in your org and space:
cf create-service enterprise-connect Oneway-TLS <name the service> -c <trusted issuer json, see below>
Format the trusted issuer JSON as follows:
{"trustedIssuerIds":["https://<UAA URL>/oauth/token"]}
This can get unduly tricky with escape characters. If you are working out of a relevant directory, i.e., ‘my-enterprise-connect-configuration/’, you can just save the trusted issuer as a JSON file, and then simply reference that file in the CF create-service command.
cf create-service enterprise-connect Oneway-TLS <name the service> -c uaa.json
Next Steps
Pro Tips
- We have an example json that makes this easier, just swap out the nonsense with your UAA details